What is patient-centered care?

The term Patient-centered care is a form of healthcare delivery and clinical decision-making that is based on being respectful of and responsive to, the patient's individualized preferences, needs, and values.
Patient-centered care is a modern healthcare approach that treats the whole person, not just the illness. Patient-centered care may incorporate the patient's beliefs, cultural backgrounds, and socio-demographics to ensure all aspects of care are coordinated. The Patient-centered care model emphasizes clear communication, emotional support, and may include family and friends in the care process that will produce the best possible health outcomes.
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